[Willielmus] conquestor regnavit [per] XXI [annos]. Beried at Cane. [Willielmus] Rufus regnavit [per] XIII [annos]. Henricus primus regnavit [per] XXXVI [annos]. [Stephanus] regnavit [per] XX [annos]. Henricus [secundus] regnavit [per] XXXVI [annos]. Henricus [tercius] regnavit [per] unum [annum] [imperfectum] & ideo non [debet] scribi. [Ricardus] regnavit [per] IX [annos]. [Johannes] regnavit [per] XVIII [annos]. Henricus [tercius] regnavit [per] LVI [annos]. Edwardus [primus] regnavit [per] XXXV [annos]. Edwardus [secundus] regnavit [per] XIX [annos]. Edwardus [tercius] regnavit [per] L [annos] & CXLVIII dies. [Ricardus] [secundus] regnavit [per] XXII [annos] & C dies. Henricus quartus regnavit [per] XIII [annos] & [quartrium] [anni] [XX]'IIIJ., II dies. Henricus [quintus] regnavit [per] IX [annos] & [quarterium] anni LXIII dies. Henricus sextus regnavit [per] XXXVIII [annos] [quinquaginta] & III dies. Edwardus quartus regnavit [per] XXII [annos] XXXVII dies. [Ricardus] [tercius] regnavit [per] II [annos] [dimidium]. Henricus septimus regnavit XXIII [annos] & [dimidium] sex [septimanas]. Henricus [octavus] regnavit XXXVIII [annos]. Edwardus sextus VII [annos]. Philipus et Maria V. Elizabeth regina nunc XLIII. Jacobus qui hodie regnat XXII plane. Carolus Rex. _Tennyson's "In Memoriam_" (Vol. iii., pp. 142. 227.).--I beg to withdraw my former suggestion as to "the crimson-circled star," which, on reconsideration, appears to me manifestly erroneous. If you can find space for a second suggestion, I think the question will be cleared up by the following extract from the valuable work which I cited before (the _Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology_, edited by Dr. W. Smith):